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Gemfan 2512-3

The Gemfan 2512-3 Hurricane PC 3 Blade is a polycarbonate propeller for 2.5-inch-class micro drones, including indoor FPV racing and freestyle applications. It combines three blades, a 1.2 inch pitch and a reinforced 4 mm hub, with 1103–1108 series motors recommended. Each pack contains four CW and four CCW propellers.

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Weight
Approx. 0.8 g per prop
Material
PC (Polycarbonate)

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Product overview

The Gemfan 2512-3 Hurricane PC 3 Blade is a propulsion component for micro drones, with intended applications including indoor FPV racing, micro freestyle, cinematic flying and precision-control training. Its three-blade architecture combines a 63.76 mm diameter with a 1.2 inch pitch. The blade profile and width are shaped to balance airflow efficiency and structural strength, while the configuration is intended to support consistent power delivery during acceleration, climbing and frequent throttle changes.

Integration centers on the recommended 1103–1108 series motors, a 1.5 mm shaft hole and a reinforced hub measuring 4 mm thick. The propeller uses PC (polycarbonate) construction and weighs approximately 0.8 g per propeller. These dimensions define its mounting interface and physical size for a micro-drone build. The supplied configuration is a propeller pack containing four clockwise and four counterclockwise propellers; it is a propulsion-component purchase rather than a flight platform or an airframe kit.

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Specifications

SpecificationValue & conditions
Model2512-3
Blade count3 blades
MaterialPC (Polycarbonate)
Pitch1.2 inch
Diameter63.76 mm
Hub thickness4 mm
Shaft hole diameter1.5 mm
WeightApprox. 0.8 g per propPer propeller.
Recommended motors1103–1108 series motors
Packaging4 CW + 4 CCW per packPer pack.
Intended applications2.5-inch micro drones; FPV indoor racing; micro freestyle and cinematic flying; drone training and precision control scenarios

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